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How to create an AI version of yourself from your own content
Add material you approve, set the scope, share a public link, and look for a cited answer. This is the path from your own content to an AI Twin an audience can ask.
An AI version of yourself, in this product, is not a fictional character. It is your approved knowledge, available for questions, with a citation on the answer and a refusal when the question leaves that material.
Start with material you would quote in public
Five documents you stand behind are enough to begin. A talk, a paper, a method page, or a set of answers you already give. Leave out anything you would not want quoted back to a visitor.
Add it
- Upload the documents you approve.
- Or import pages from a website you already publish.
- Use the owner guides below when you want the exact controls.
Set the scope
Name the subjects the Twin may answer. Name what it must decline. A visitor should meet a cited answer, a clear boundary, and a way back to you.
Share the link
The public link opens without an account for the person asking. Creating the Twin uses your account at https://base.hi.speak-to.ai/signup. Ask a published Twin first if you want to see the experience before you begin.
What a result looks like
A visitor asks a question your material already answers. The Twin cites the source. A question outside the scope is declined. That cited answer, and that refusal, are the result to look for.
It cites. It stays within scope. It knows when not to answer.
AI Twin produces answers generated by AI. Important decisions should still be verified against the cited sources or with the expert directly.
